By TONY BATT
lasvegas.com GAMING WIRE
March 22, 2001
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WASHINGTON -- A Las Vegas legislator has proposed a bill that would allow Strip-area time share projects to have
casinos, but knowledgeable sources say the bill will likely face opposition from the gaming industry.
State Sen. Mike Schneider, D-Las Vegas, introduced the bill Monday.
Current state law restricts new casino gaming licenses in the Strip corridor to resort hotels. To be eligible for
a casino license a property has to meet the state's "resort hotel" definition.
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